Adds common bundling including messages and icons.
Bundling relates to revision now.
Changed order how notifications are generated. Now errors will
show first, since they are generated last.
Bug: T140224
Change-Id: I1069aeb5523db8710da4e8e21065bf447d031e3c
Seems to be fixed by different changes, and now this change
is causing trouble, moving the badges up off-screen.
This reverts commit 0b7f8712a9.
Change-Id: Ia5a0a6b6be3698436a043aee111f251709c22f20
What this really does is:
* Change the forced width of the <a> to the width of the icon
(rather than 1.25x the width of the icon)
* Change the alignment of the :before from 40% to 50% so it
stays in the middle (1.25*40=50)
Change-Id: I0399a20fc84e59fcbcf69da509a4d8bfa9b54a08
The color: transparent; hack was being overridden by a color rule
that's only in effect after the popup is opened.
Change-Id: I2f415619603ccadb625ed2482c25fde78765fee4
It's a lot easier to set 'color' back to the desired value than 'font-size'.
As an amusing side-effect, the hidden text will appear when selected, and
it will be possible to copy it.
Change-Id: I7a7ef8e60f514743c9cb65bcef3ba4e869f5b7b7
I think everything works the same. Some older browsers (IE 10-11,
Opera 12) have funny issues with SVGs in 'content'.
.mw-echo-notifications-badge now has 'height: 24px', as it must be
at least as high as the background to display it. We no longer need
.oo-ui-popupWidget to have 'margin-top: 7px', that was a workaround
for the badge having smaller dimensions in CSS than in reality.
This also allows us to significantly reduce the amount of Monobook-
specific CSS, because we now use the background-image approach for
all skins.
Bug: T142042
Bug: T142248
Change-Id: Iaa22202dbd5b5eb7a9b1ef47d068e80764ed982f
The actions logged:
* Popup: Mark all notifications in the popup as read
- Event ID is omitted
- Context 'flyout'
* Special page: Mark all notifications in current wiki
as read
- Event ID is omitted
- Context 'archive'
Bug: T127955
Change-Id: Id7c091f9e0cf0dd3745d33e335ab44706581d7f3
When we mark an entire bundle as read, we don't care if it was opened
before or not - we call the API for the list of sources and their items
and build a list of IDs to mark as read in the remote source.
Then, we make sure that bundleIDs are expanded, added to that list.
Previously, we then sent those IDs to 'markCrossWikiItemsRead'
which marked the item IDs in the remote wikis as read.
markCrossWikiItemsRead is also expanding item bundle
IDs (correctly, because we also use it when we mark individual
xwiki items, and they should be expanded)
However, in cases where we mark individual xwiki items, the
model list is already filled, so markCrossWikiItemsRead trusts
the models to deliver the sub items (and then expand on their
IDs properly)
In the case of marking an entire xwiki bundle as read without
opening it first, however, that operation is not only redundant,
it produces a problem where the models were not yet filled
(because the xwiki bundle wasn't opened) and so we get empty
array of IDs, and the API has nothing to mark as read.
The solution is simple in this case - skip this method for working
with an entire bundle. It's both a redundant operation and the
wrong model to check. Send the information directly to the API
instead.
Bug: T142143
Change-Id: I4ed3bbc5c83290ed5791060b124840b1c3b12a75
This fixes a bug where changing the read status of any notification
in the messages popup would remove the "You have new messages"
banner even though there are still unread talk page notifications
in the alerts popup.
Change-Id: Ic6b3d2c9fa764be2da8f9bd9b0d10311857f8509
